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Could smoking cause acid reflux, chest tightness, and occasional rapid heartbeat?
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Could smoking cause acid reflux, chest tightness, and occasional rapid heartbeat?
Asked by Male, 46 · 1 month ago
Yes, smoking can trigger acid reflux by relaxing the food pipe valve, leading to chest discomfort. It can also irritate the heart and lungs, causing chest tightness and occasional rapid heartbeat. Reducing or quitting smoking can help improve these symptoms.
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Acid Reflux: Smoking can weaken the lower esophageal sphincter, leading to acid reflux.
Chest Tightness: Smoking irritates airways, causing inflammation and chest tightness.
Rapid Heartbeat: Nicotine stimulates the heart, potentially causing palpitations.
Recommendation: Consult a healthcare provider to evaluate these symptoms and consider quitting smoking to improve health.
Answered 1 month ago